A way to attract new users or a misunderstanding?

[slapper]

~snip~

But if you are asked by someone, will you still choose a web 3.0 casino or choose an old casino that has had all kinds of games for a long time that always accompany you when you want to have fun at gambling?
I'm sure you will answer yes maybe try a few times in web 3.0 casinos but in the end you will return to your favorite casino that has given you pleasure and trust for a long time.
Of course there will always be new models of casinos following the current trends, but old casinos would be the best for me.

Peering into the future, it's intriguing to consider the potential metamorphosis of the gambling scene in the coming 10 or 20 years. Web 3.0 casinos could become the gold standard, while cutting-edge technologies like VR and AI may turn the tables on how we wager. But here's the burning question: will we continue to favor the timeworn casinos that have been with us for ages? My answer is a resounding yes! There's an undeniable, heartwarming appeal to these age-old gambling dens that modern casinos just can't recreate. The legacy, unforgettable moments, and unrivaled experiences they offer are truly beyond compare.

However, let's not forget that change is the one thing we can always count on. As technological progress marches on, so will our appetites and demands. Today's avant-garde casinos, embracing contemporary trends, could dish out unparalleled and electrifying experiences that classic casinos simply can't match. The key lies in discovering that sweet spot between treasured tradition and trailblazing innovation.

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[taufik123]

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will we continue to favor the timeworn casinos that have been with us for ages? My answer is a resounding yes! There's an undeniable, heartwarming appeal to these age-old gambling dens that modern casinos just can't recreate. The legacy, unforgettable moments, and unrivaled experiences they offer are truly beyond compare.

The answer is also everyone's preference. When you've been in a classic casino for a while and have had an unforgettable experience, old-fashioned gambling can't be abandoned despite the rapid development of technology. That real experience will never be found in online casinos.

Although the development of VR and AI is getting more sophisticated, it will not be able to replace old-fashioned gambling.
It will be an unforgettable moment to be able to play in ancient gambling.

However, let's not forget that change is the one thing we can always count on. As technological progress marches on, so will our appetites and demands. Today's avant-garde casinos, embracing contemporary trends, could dish out unparalleled and electrifying experiences that classic casinos simply can't match. The key lies in discovering that sweet spot between treasured tradition and trailblazing innovation.

I like the term you used "Sweet Spot" between precious tradition and great innovation, The two cannot be separated.
Classic casinos provide a lot of experience, and because of classic casinos, modern casinos today exist and can develop very well.

Technological advancements have made things easier. We'll see how much will change in 10 or 20 years.
VR and AI will rule the roost, but for those old-fashioned gambling enthusiasts, it's still here to stay and will never go away.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

It is very important for us to know that when it comes to the world of business, we must be ready for the competition that we may get from other partners or competitive companies like our own. The funny part is that many of these casinos want to bear the name of running there companies on web 3 basis. They want more gamblers on there platforms that is why we are seeing the competition of many of those KYC casinos claiming to be on web 3. We need to check web if truly they are or not if we are looking for a true web 3 casinos.

And for me, I see that to be the worst marketing strategy any casino will ever use, claiming to be Web 3.0 when they literally aren't, because from what I know, a web 3.0 casino is meant to be the advanced feature of the world wide web which uses decentralized blockchain technology. But thou moreover I have not used a web 3.0 gambling casino and wish to use one someday, I don't think KYC should be a compulsory necessity for whichever casino claims to be web 3.0, as that's what differentiates it from the ordinarily normally used casinos

[danadc]

It is very important for us to know that when it comes to the world of business, we must be ready for the competition that we may get from other partners or competitive companies like our own. The funny part is that many of these casinos want to bear the name of running there companies on web 3 basis. They want more gamblers on there platforms that is why we are seeing the competition of many of those KYC casinos claiming to be on web 3. We need to check web if truly they are or not if we are looking for a true web 3 casinos.

And for me, I see that to be the worst marketing strategy any casino will ever use, claiming to be Web 3.0 when they literally aren't, because from what I know, a web 3.0 casino is meant to be the advanced feature of the world wide web which uses decentralized blockchain technology. But thou moreover I have not used a web 3.0 gambling casino and wish to use one someday, I don't think KYC should be a compulsory necessity for whichever casino claims to be web 3.0, as that's what differentiates it from the ordinarily normally used casinos

There is nothing worse than deceiving people by making them believe that they are using web3 when they are not, and in any case, if they do that to me I will never go back to that casino and it is because deception is not good. I have not visited any web3 casino, but both that they are named and that it is decentralized because it is something that makes me curious, I do not see what are the advantages of what many speak and say, I think it is the same as a normal casino, then it is better to have a web 3.0 casino to see how it is and compare well.

[LUCKMCFLY]

The first thing we should know is that, casinos also follow trends, and since the metaverse and web3 protocols become the order of the day, casino games now going on web3 virtual platforms to give players the best experience that will keep them away from other competitors.
So every casino will want to adopt the new trends to make their platform up to date and to meet players' expectations and desires.

We have been having different encounters with the newly established casinos that were coming onboard with different approaches from what gamblers have been used to and these makes them to have more edge in getting more gamblers than the long time existing casinos, now that everything is revolving round about the metaverse and web3, there have been alot of competition even among the casinos because everyone want to make a difference in other to pull out gamblers in having interest from what they offers.

It seems like new casinos like web 3.0 casinos will not be able to overtake the old casinos that are popular today and they are just a fad.
Even though the trend or hype will pass quickly as a trend is only temporary and will soon be rivaled by new hype that will appear in the coming year.
So a new casino that uses the current hype like web 3.0 will not be able to take over the position of the old casino and will not be able to snatch customers from the old casino to move to the new model casino.
Even though there will be many who will be curious about this new casino model, they are only temporary and will definitely return to the old casino which in my opinion is more comfortable and attractive.

The allure of a web3 casino is undeniable, yet humans, as creatures of habit, often gravitate towards the familiar. Intriguing, isn't it, how we're drawn to the known, even when faced with the potential of something superior? While web 3.0 casinos may not dethrone their traditional counterparts overnight, they could undoubtedly carve a niche for themselves.

In the vast tapestry of existence, all is fleeting, wouldn't you agree? Fads rise and fall, but the value they impart endures. True, some may dip their toes into web 3.0 casinos only to retreat to familiar haunts, but others may discover a fresh sanctuary in the groundbreaking technology web 3.0 proffers. Time, as always, shall be the arbiter.

You are right in that sense, for me what intrigues me the most is that a web3.0 casino is not clear about what it is going to be, I have not seen one here in the forum, or it is because I am so lost that I have not noticed? It's strange, but obviously a casino of this style has an advantage over the others, and Since you say that we are habitual, we have in our mind that everything that is new, although it can sometimes be scary, makes us curious, and I think that the Curiosity is that "picotón" that gives us the step to go ahead and try them, if everything goes well and the casino likes it, it is obvious that Many will join, you just have to try.

[len01]

It is very important for us to know that when it comes to the world of business, we must be ready for the competition that we may get from other partners or competitive companies like our own. The funny part is that many of these casinos want to bear the name of running there companies on web 3 basis. They want more gamblers on there platforms that is why we are seeing the competition of many of those KYC casinos claiming to be on web 3. We need to check web if truly they are or not if we are looking for a true web 3 casinos.

And for me, I see that to be the worst marketing strategy any casino will ever use, claiming to be Web 3.0 when they literally aren't, because from what I know, a web 3.0 casino is meant to be the advanced feature of the world wide web which uses decentralized blockchain technology. But thou moreover I have not used a web 3.0 gambling casino and wish to use one someday, I don't think KYC should be a compulsory necessity for whichever casino claims to be web 3.0, as that's what differentiates it from the ordinarily normally used casinos

There is nothing worse than deceiving people by making them believe that they are using web3 when they are not, and in any case, if they do that to me I will never go back to that casino and it is because deception is not good. I have not visited any web3 casino, but both that they are named and that it is decentralized because it is something that makes me curious, I do not see what are the advantages of what many speak and say, I think it is the same as a normal casino, then it is better to have a web 3.0 casino to see how it is and compare well.

maybe some people will think it's a scam, but to me it's just marketing done by new casinos or old casinos by taking advantage of the current trend or hype to attract more customers.
currently the trend of web3 and AI ChatGPT is hype and often discussed everywhere and this is what casinos take this opportunity to attract the attention of gamblers who are out there to try something new.
basically sometimes casinos don't use web3 features purely but they might be in the process of implementing these features. so I assume this is not a scam but like a marketing strategy from the casino.

[LUCKMCFLY]

It is very important for us to know that when it comes to the world of business, we must be ready for the competition that we may get from other partners or competitive companies like our own. The funny part is that many of these casinos want to bear the name of running there companies on web 3 basis. They want more gamblers on there platforms that is why we are seeing the competition of many of those KYC casinos claiming to be on web 3. We need to check web if truly they are or not if we are looking for a true web 3 casinos.

And for me, I see that to be the worst marketing strategy any casino will ever use, claiming to be Web 3.0 when they literally aren't, because from what I know, a web 3.0 casino is meant to be the advanced feature of the world wide web which uses decentralized blockchain technology. But thou moreover I have not used a web 3.0 gambling casino and wish to use one someday, I don't think KYC should be a compulsory necessity for whichever casino claims to be web 3.0, as that's what differentiates it from the ordinarily normally used casinos

There is nothing worse than deceiving people by making them believe that they are using web3 when they are not, and in any case, if they do that to me I will never go back to that casino and it is because deception is not good. I have not visited any web3 casino, but both that they are named and that it is decentralized because it is something that makes me curious, I do not see what are the advantages of what many speak and say, I think it is the same as a normal casino, then it is better to have a web 3.0 casino to see how it is and compare well.

maybe some people will think it's a scam, but to me it's just marketing done by new casinos or old casinos by taking advantage of the current trend or hype to attract more customers.
currently the trend of web3 and AI ChatGPT is hype and often discussed everywhere and this is what casinos take this opportunity to attract the attention of gamblers who are out there to try something new.
basically sometimes casinos don't use web3 features purely but they might be in the process of implementing these features. so I assume this is not a scam but like a marketing strategy from the casino.

Well partly all these things are not More of the Same, if we don't get to see,from a more Technical or more Colloquial point of view it is that, the theme of fashion and that everyone Wants to Participate so as not to be left Behind , that is only that achieves the fashions and Everything Necessary,for us as players we are always Expecting to Wait for new things, but not the things that are new and not credible or praises that are going to Deceive us,but Those that are Possible,for that reason It is always Good to be informed of every Detail of the new Casinos and the things they Offer.

[Wiwo]

It is very important for us to know that when it comes to the world of business, we must be ready for the competition that we may get from other partners or competitive companies like our own. The funny part is that many of these casinos want to bear the name of running there companies on web 3 basis. They want more gamblers on there platforms that is why we are seeing the competition of many of those KYC casinos claiming to be on web 3. We need to check web if truly they are or not if we are looking for a true web 3 casinos.

And for me, I see that to be the worst marketing strategy any casino will ever use, claiming to be Web 3.0 when they literally aren't, because from what I know, a web 3.0 casino is meant to be the advanced feature of the world wide web which uses decentralized blockchain technology. But thou moreover I have not used a web 3.0 gambling casino and wish to use one someday, I don't think KYC should be a compulsory necessity for whichever casino claims to be web 3.0, as that's what differentiates it from the ordinarily normally used casinos

Some projects are careless about this and would do anything to attract new players including spreading false information and claiming to be web 3 is one of such mechanisms used by those casinos to deceive potential clients, this is bad because web 3 was developed to be fully decentralized ruining on layer 2 Networks.

-Anyway, we should always be at alart to make sure we read detailed information about the casino networks and rules before we make an account or deposit on them.

[BVeyron]

It is very important for us to know that when it comes to the world of business, we must be ready for the competition that we may get from other partners or competitive companies like our own. The funny part is that many of these casinos want to bear the name of running there companies on web 3 basis. They want more gamblers on there platforms that is why we are seeing the competition of many of those KYC casinos claiming to be on web 3. We need to check web if truly they are or not if we are looking for a true web 3 casinos.

And for me, I see that to be the worst marketing strategy any casino will ever use, claiming to be Web 3.0 when they literally aren't, because from what I know, a web 3.0 casino is meant to be the advanced feature of the world wide web which uses decentralized blockchain technology. But thou moreover I have not used a web 3.0 gambling casino and wish to use one someday, I don't think KYC should be a compulsory necessity for whichever casino claims to be web 3.0, as that's what differentiates it from the ordinarily normally used casinos

Some projects are careless about this and would do anything to attract new players including spreading false information and claiming to be web 3 is one of such mechanisms used by those casinos to deceive potential clients, this is bad because web 3 was developed to be fully decentralized ruining on layer 2 Networks.

-Anyway, we should always be at alart to make sure we read detailed information about the casino networks and rules before we make an account or deposit on them.

Ad campaign is always the spread of false information, and, of course, web 3.0 claims are not an exception. In casino world, I think the way to get a good time is to find the most user-friendly casino and gambling platform. There are several attempts of casino to create a good app, and I think this is the main way for casino companies to raise popularity.

[Tumanggor]

And for me, I see that to be the worst marketing strategy any casino will ever use, claiming to be Web 3.0 when they literally aren't, because from what I know, a web 3.0 casino is meant to be the advanced feature of the world wide web which uses decentralized blockchain technology. But thou moreover I have not used a web 3.0 gambling casino and wish to use one someday, I don't think KYC should be a compulsory necessity for whichever casino claims to be web 3.0, as that's what differentiates it from the ordinarily normally used casinos

Some projects are careless about this and would do anything to attract new players including spreading false information and claiming to be web 3 is one of such mechanisms used by those casinos to deceive potential clients, this is bad because web 3 was developed to be fully decentralized ruining on layer 2 Networks.

-Anyway, we should always be at alart to make sure we read detailed information about the casino networks and rules before we make an account or deposit on them.

Gambling players are currently required to understand what the actual concept of web-based gambling sites is 3 and must read the TOS at the beginning because many also admit that their sites have adopted Web 3 but end up with KYC

and don't act carelessly and carelessly by filling in a deposit in your gambling account, when you don't really understand the reputation of the gambling site

[blockman]

In casino world, I think the way to get a good time is to find the most user-friendly casino and gambling platform.

You should use a casino that's friendly to everybody and can cater to customers' concerns at most times. Having such a feature in a casino, that's gonna make you come back anytime you're out and it just gives you an idea of how good they are based on how you experienced their services.

There are several attempts of casino to create a good app, and I think this is the main way for casino companies to raise popularity.

Attaching with web3, it's not all needed to have. If they can act as a sole casino then that's the best thing for them to have, most gamblers just want to get on them because they're simple as they are when they've onboarded a lot of players.

[Wiwo]

Gambling players are currently required to understand what the actual concept of web-based gambling sites is 3 and must read the TOS at the beginning because many also admit that their sites have adopted Web 3 but end up with KYC

and don't act carelessly and carelessly by filling in a deposit in your gambling account, when you don't really understand the reputation of the gambling site

Most of those sites are obviously making a hell out of scamming players because they will be forced at some point to abandon their accounts if the player can not meet the KYC requirements,  this formula is popular among casinos that have no intention to satisfy their customers.

-But as an experienced player one will be sure to have read the terms and conditions of any site before they register on them because if you study the site terms closely you will discover whatever you want to and at the same time use the evidence against the site in case of try violations.

-But most players overlook the section that contains the terms and conditions by just clicking I accept and move on to the main site.

[Hamphser]

And for me, I see that to be the worst marketing strategy any casino will ever use, claiming to be Web 3.0 when they literally aren't, because from what I know, a web 3.0 casino is meant to be the advanced feature of the world wide web which uses decentralized blockchain technology. But thou moreover I have not used a web 3.0 gambling casino and wish to use one someday, I don't think KYC should be a compulsory necessity for whichever casino claims to be web 3.0, as that's what differentiates it from the ordinarily normally used casinos

Some projects are careless about this and would do anything to attract new players including spreading false information and claiming to be web 3 is one of such mechanisms used by those casinos to deceive potential clients, this is bad because web 3 was developed to be fully decentralized ruining on layer 2 Networks.

-Anyway, we should always be at alart to make sure we read detailed information about the casino networks and rules before we make an account or deposit on them.

Gambling players are currently required to understand what the actual concept of web-based gambling sites is 3 and must read the TOS at the beginning because many also admit that their sites have adopted Web 3 but end up with KYC

and don't act carelessly and carelessly by filling in a deposit in your gambling account, when you don't really understand the reputation of the gambling site

Web3 or not, we are still that needing to have that KYc considering that there's no such thing about decentralized or whatsoever except into those sites who do run off blockchain-based type of games.
If a certain site do run off with having providers and other common games that we do have today then it cant really be just that possible.If ever there's some web3 then for sure it would really be
that getting that attention and recognition but making use of this word but doesnt really show off then it would really be just living out that kind of impression which would really be ending up
negatively and if you do ran off a business to be on this way then you would definitely get criticisms instead on getting some users to stay on the site.

[RILWAN]

We still have some web 3 projects that are truly answering to their name and giving their players the absolute privacy they seek from such projects, but in every good development, there are always a bad eggs which are the ones spoiling the efforts of others.

[South Park]

We still have some web 3 projects that are truly answering to their name and giving their players the absolute privacy they seek from such projects, but in every good development, there are always a bad eggs which are the ones spoiling the efforts of others.

It is nothing new really, when altcoins began to appear and scammers saw that the developers behind those coins were earning a lot of money they decided to do the same and now we have the market flooded with  those useless coins, the same happened with exchanges, NFTs, decentralized exchanges and all kind of businesses which emerged out of this market, and I do not see why casinos could not suffer the same fate.

[Myleschetty]

I don't think the gambling site that claimed to be a web 3.0 gambling website misunderstands the concept of Web 3.0. I believe they only apply web 3.0 just to gain more traffic while they only focus on the cryptocurrency and individual non-custodial wallet use on their platform while they ignore the control of personal data and decentralization.

[tusandii]

In casino world, I think the way to get a good time is to find the most user-friendly casino and gambling platform.

You should use a casino that's friendly to everybody and can cater to customers' concerns at most times. Having such a feature in a casino, that's gonna make you come back anytime you're out and it just gives you an idea of how good they are based on how you experienced their services.

Every gambler wants the most user-friendly casino but every gambler has different criteria for user-friendliness.
Maybe service can be a form of user-friendliness and a priority when using a casino, but on the other hand, many gamblers have user-friendly thoughts about the benefits that can be obtained, such as bonuses or promotions for gamblers.
Whether they will come back or not, we don't know because there will always be casinos that reveal their advantages to gamblers, so that maybe it can make some gamblers unable to become loyal customers because they are always changing casinos to get more profit opportunities.

[lienfaye]

We still have some web 3 projects that are truly answering to their name and giving their players the absolute privacy they seek from such projects, but in every good development, there are always a bad eggs which are the ones spoiling the efforts of others.

It is nothing new really, when altcoins began to appear and scammers saw that the developers behind those coins were earning a lot of money they decided to do the same and now we have the market flooded with  those useless coins, the same happened with exchanges, NFTs, decentralized exchanges and all kind of businesses which emerged out of this market, and I do not see why casinos could not suffer the same fate.

That's right. They're just following the trend and what can benefited them. So even it means fooling their clients just to attract them to use their platform, they will do it for their business even it is unethical.

The reason why it's important for us to do our research before using the platform. It would be better to know their rules beforehand to avoid problems. Verify if it's really true that they're a web 3 platform or just using the term to lure the people.

[dezoel]

Web3 or not, we are still that needing to have that KYc considering that there's no such thing about decentralized or whatsoever except into those sites who do run off blockchain-based type of games.
If a certain site do run off with having providers and other common games that we do have today then it cant really be just that possible.If ever there's some web3 then for sure it would really be
that getting that attention and recognition but making use of this word but doesnt really show off then it would really be just living out that kind of impression which would really be ending up
negatively and if you do ran off a business to be on this way then you would definitely get criticisms instead on getting some users to stay on the site.

Decentralization is real and I think the blockchain based game you are talking about is an example of it. The original web3 is supposed to be decentralized too, can't you see how they operate? It was very identical to a decentralized site/gambling site where we can just connect our wallet and then we can now use the site.

Maybe there are just fake web3 sites out there and they are the ones who ask for a KYC to their customers. Now that we are aware of this possibility. let us always make it a habit to read and ask before we play if we are not a fan of this KYC thing or else we will abandon our money and gambling accounts in no time.

[Fortify]

Is web 3 a misunderstanding word for some gambling crypto projects? I've come across few gambling / crypto projects that claimed to be a web 3.0 online casino and other but they still ask for KYC.

The definition of web 3.0 had everything to do with decentralization, block chain technology and token based economics as per what Wikipedia illustrated so why is identity/ verification integrated?

Is this just a misunderstanding of what web 3 actually is? Or it's a way to attract people/users to make them think that their platform is more advanced?.

It's better just to ignore these shallow buzzwords as they are meaningless tech garbage usually produced as a means for some new entrepreneur to sell the latest hyped up product to an investor. It appeals to people who want to be at the cutting edge, the latest and greatest, but is often far from an original idea. The internet is always evolving, new ideas pop up, decentralization takes a step forward, web standards improve, security is enhanced - it's all incremental rather than these huge leaps that such a phrase would suggest. You might also have hundreds, thousands, even millions of people out there who would all give different definitions of what they think it means, which in reality makes it a pointless term to use.